On Fri, Aug 01, 2014, Christian Brabandt wrote:
> Hi Paul!
>
> On Do, 31 Jul 2014, Paul wrote:
>
> > NrrwRgn and […] don't save the original buffer when I write changes to
> > the narrowed region.
>
> For whatever reason you want that, you should refer to the documentation
> of NrrwRgn. It has an option g:nrrw_rgn_write_on_sync
>
I see g:nrrw_rgn_write_on_sync was just deprecated; its replacement is a
buffer-local hook:
From NarrowRegion.txt:
| A third hook 'b:nrrw_aucmd_written' is provided, when the data is written back
| in the original window. This allows to execute scripts, whenever the data is
| written back in the original window. For example, consider you want to write
| the original buffer whenever the narrowed window is written back to the
| original window. You can therefore set: >
|
| :let b:nrrw_aucmd_written = ':update'
| <
| This will write the original buffer, whenever it was modified after writing
| the changes from the narrowed window back.
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